Question
I wonder if it would be feasible to hire a small air plane to fly around to look for a vehicle that has been stolen? Chances are that the stolen vehicle would not be taken very far and would be out in...
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- In rural areas the car does to the mountains to be used by marijuanos, far-far from prying eyes
- In urban areas the car goes to beneath a six inch thick, rebar re-enforced concrete roof. Will you GPS tracker work work there?
- Stolen cars are new
- THEY ARE CHOPPED UP the parts sold in the mercado negro
- VIN NUMBERS prevent the new vehicle from being sold intact. The SSP has hundreds of online sites roadside checkpoints to seize chocolates
- A new Dodge diesel engine sells for ten thousand dollars in the mercado negro. Dealers charge 15 thousand for a bare long block. Check the parts department for verification
- Seats, fenders, class, electrical, transmission, grill, differentials are all sold on the mercado negro. The selling price for Candian Rainbord's jeep parts would be more than fifteen thousand dollars
- If the car DOES NOT STALL within 10 monutes after being stolen, it is gone, forever. Then say hello to a blizzard nightmare of legal issues with the Mexican government
- If you want to ignore reality that's your choice. Please don't try to preach fantasy as gospel - someone else may believe it and suffer.
